TRZ Cannon

Aim, adjust, fire — TRZ Cannon turns the simple act of lobbing a cannonball into something genuinely absorbing. Over 100 levels ask you to read angles, judge distances, and account for obstacles that get more inventive the further you go.

What keeps it interesting isn't just the trajectory puzzles but the occasional environmental wrinkle — a barrier placed just awkwardly enough to force a completely different approach. That moment when a tricky shot finally drops into the basket after several failed attempts carries real weight.

The difficulty climbs gradually rather than abruptly, which means frustration rarely sets in before understanding does. Scattered mini-puzzles break up the rhythm and demand a different kind of thinking altogether. It's the sort of game that's hard to put down mid-run.